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Clinical Manifestations of Filariasishlighting the significant influence of poststructuralism and intertextuality. I discuss the development of these theories in relation to postmodernism, and concerns over globalisation and increased mediation. I also examine the development of new materialism and affect theory, which grew out of conc

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Acute Filarial Lymphangitis (AFL) lower- and working class-ness are portrayed through an increasingly globalized popular media. I discuss how mediatized images of identity can be seen to be so persuasive in their claims of representation that they act as a main point of reference for the development of knowledge about (sub)cultural

Absenteeism

Pathology of Lymphatic Filariasis data in Chaps. . and .. This exploration locates the musical and clubbing culture at an intersection of musical and cultural influences that can be characterised using Gilroy’s (. [1993]) concept of the Black Atlantic; drum ‘n’ bass is not specifically African, American, Caribbean, or British, but

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G. Paganelli,C. De Cicco,M. Chinolnce that is relevant for the contemporary cultural context. I use Bakhtin’s (. [Austin: University of Texas, 1981]) related concepts of double-voiced discourse and heteroglossia to suggest a move away from restrictive notions of cultural ownership through a productive understanding of difference. Th

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-37511-7culture; identity; performance; drum‘n‘bass; clubbing culture; popular dance; electronic music; affective t

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The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Jo HallExplores dancing as a mode of identity performance in the British drum ‘n‘ bass club culture.Shows that the dancing body blends prior meaning with new significance.Challenges the various labels and di